According to the statistics of Ningbo Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, in the first half of 2017, Ningbo Port completed a total of 920 batches of imported aquatic products inspection and quarantine, with an amount of 84,200 tons, with a value of US$204 million, up 41.8%, 9.8% and 23.6% respectively. Breaking through the $200 million mark.

From the statistical data analysis, the total weight and value of imports have shown a clear upward trend, indicating that more and more imported aquatic products have already entered the public's table, which also played a strong role in the market gap caused by the East China Sea fishing season. supplement.

According to the staff of Ningbo Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, the aquatic products imported from Ningbo Port are mainly from New Zealand, Argentina, Cuba, Japan, Taiwan and other 42 countries and regions. The import scope covers Asia, Europe, America, Africa. Oceania; from the perspective of imported varieties, fish, shrimp and cephalopods are the most common, and chilled bluefin tuna, lobster, king crab, Argentine red shrimp, etc., with higher value, are also increasing year by year.

In the face of increasing import volume, Ningbo Inspection and Quarantine Bureau has continuously expanded port functions, actively improved cold chain facilities, opened green channels, implemented facilitation and supervision measures, and implemented import inspection “zero waiting” inspection mode to implement undrawn batches. Immediately after investigation, the “quick inspection and quick release” was carried out on the sampling batches, and the inspection time of imported aquatic products was shortened by more than 60%. The good customs clearance environment helped Ningbo Port become the largest import and export chain of cold chain logistics in Zhejiang.